An introduction to environmental chemistry for engineering and chemistry students. Topics include reviews of physical, organic, analytical, and surface chemistry; the relationships between environmental engineering and each major area of chemistry; and crucial interactions in the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, pedosphere, and biosphere. The focus is on the biochemical, physiochemical, and equilibria-related processes associated with environmental engineering. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Environmental Chemistry: Essentials of Chemistry for Engineering Practice, Volume 4A

Science & Math

Yen, Teh Fu

Chemistry

PRENTICE/HALL

One part of a five-volume textbook intended for chemists, chemical engineers, environmental engineers, as well as non-science professionals such as political office-holders, legal professionals, and journalists. Covers the fate and transport of xenobiotics in air, water, and soil media, with an emphasis on the fundamental chemical principles of different processes and treatments adopted by environmental engineers. Specific topics include water softening, ion exchange, coagulation, disinfection, oxidation, reduction, sedimentation, activated sludge, adsorption, and membrane separation. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Environmental Chemistry: Chemical Principles for Environmental Processes

Prentice Hall PTR

The role of trace metals in petroleum

Ann Arbor Science Publishers

Biotechnology for Environmental Engineering

A marked departure from other books available on the market which center on one or two specialties, Biotechnology for Environmental Engineering focuses on a combination of topics covering biology, microbiology, engineering design and unit operations in technology with a comprehensive introduction to the new technologies and emerging modeling concepts in these fields.The book begins with the fundamental of biomolecules which is discussed with introductory cell chemistry, amino acids, polypeptides and nucleic acids. The basics of microbiology related to genetics and ecology, followed by a review of the order and status of proteins are presented to give readers a better grasp of the topics. In addition, enzymes, energetics, stoichiometry as well as kinetics of microorganisms and their ecological relations are discussed in detail. The applications of different types of microorganisms to treat the mixture of pollutants are covered alongside with analyses of all types of bioreactors, including attached growth and suspension growth equipments. More importantly, the ecological aspects such as the role of biology in lagoons, lotic and wetlands are explored. The final sections of the book give a thorough coverage on various treatment systems, including all biomediation processes.With the fundamental principles presented clearly, this book can be used as a textbook of environmental biotechnology for the environmental engineering or environmental science major. It can also be used as a reference book for environmental professionals.

Biological Sciences

Imperial College Pr

A marked departure from other books available on the market which center on one or two specialties, Biotechnology for Environmental Engineering focuses on a combination of topics covering biology, microbiology, engineering design and unit operations in technology with a comprehensive introduction to the new technologies and emerging modeling concepts in these fields.The book begins with the fundamental of biomolecules which is discussed with introductory cell chemistry, amino acids, polypeptides and nucleic acids. The basics of microbiology related to genetics and ecology, followed by a review of the order and status of proteins are presented to give readers a better grasp of the topics. In addition, enzymes, energetics, stoichiometry as well as kinetics of microorganisms and their ecological relations are discussed in detail. The applications of different types of microorganisms to treat the mixture of pollutants are covered alongside with analyses of all types of bioreactors, including attached growth and suspension growth equipments. More importantly, the ecological aspects such as the role of biology in lagoons, lotic and wetlands are explored. The final sections of the book give a thorough coverage on various treatment systems, including all biomediation processes.With the fundamental principles presented clearly, this book can be used as a textbook of environmental biotechnology for the environmental engineering or environmental science major. It can also be used as a reference book for environmental professionals.

The environment is an invaluable resource, and understanding its chemistry is essential to the continued sustainability of life on earth. Environmental science, which builds on the foundation of chemistry, seeks to remedy the present deterioration and degradation caused by humans, and to create new technology that will prevent further damage. This book deals comprehensively with the five essential global cycles or environspheres - lithosphere (minerals and energy sources), atmosphere (air), hydrosphere (water), pedosphere (soil), and biosphere (life) - and provides a clear overview of the crucial interaction away them. It covers the chemistry of energy resources and aspects of biochemistry, geochemistry, and toxicological chemistry, in addition to the three important areas of air, water, and soil; in the process, it links chemical principles with environmental issues. With the fundamental principles presented clearly and the topics covered in a logical sequence, this book can be used as a textbook of environmental chemistry for the environmental engineering or environmental science major. It can also be used as a reference book for environmental professionals.

Environmental chemistry: chemistry of major environmental cycles

This book deals with basic principles such as chemical equilibrium as well as chemical processes. These concepts make up the basic tools necessary to design a more efficient system to solve environmental problems. This book can be used as a textbook for a university-level course. It can also serve as an excellent source for professional research in the field of environmental engineering or environmental science.

CHEMICAL PROCESSES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

IMPERIAL COLLEGE PRESS

Science is a broad, interdisciplinary subject comprising physics, chemistry, and biology. Physics deals with atomic matter and energy, while biology or health sciences deals with much larger molecular systems. Chemistry is perhaps the most essential science, as it serves as a bridge between these two fields. With this in mind, Chemistry for Engineers is a one-of-a-kind, well-written book that focuses on chemistry as applicable to engineers. It provides a comprehensive review of the basic branches and principles of chemistry, and also discusses the applications of chemistry in fields such as cement chemistry, asphalt chemistry, and polymer chemistry, among others. Readers interested in chemical engineering will find this volume invaluable as a reference book.

CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS

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Environmental Chemistry: Essentials of Chemistry for Engineering Practice, Volume 4A

Environmental Chemistry: Chemical Principles for Environmental Processes

The role of trace metals in petroleum

Biotechnology for Environmental Engineering

Biotechnology for Environmental Engineering

Environmental chemistry: chemistry of major environmental cycles

CHEMICAL PROCESSES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS